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Under the Covers : The Secret Life of Software

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CS210 Computer Systems
CS400 Fall 2021 : Machine Level Programming

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The Unix Development Environment

1. SLS: Part I - UNIX : Introduction & Preliminaries
2. SLS Lecture 2 : Shell Part II : Programming, Files and Directories
3. SLS Lecture 3 : I/O, Process Control and Credentials
4. SLS Lecture 4 : Editors, Make and Terminal IDEs
5. SLS Lecture 5 : Version Control and GIT: The Basics
6. SLS Lecture 6 : Versions Control and GIT : Beyond the Basics

The Belly of the Beast: The von Neumann Architecture and Assembly Programming

7. SLS Lecture 7 : Assembly Programming Introduction
8. SLS Lecture 8 : Writing some simple assembly programs
9. UC-SLS Lecture 9 : Assembly : Operations and Data Types
10. SLS Lecture 10 : Assembly : Program Anatomy I
11. SLS Lecture 11 : Program Anatomy II : Functions
12. SLS Lecture 12 : Program Anatomy III : Code as Data
13. SLS Lecture 13 : Program Anatomy V: The Tree of Bytes and Data Structures
14. SLS Lecture 14 : Assembly using the OS
15. SLS Lecture 15 : Topics
16. SLS Lecture 16 : Topics

Into the Light : C Programming

17. UC-SLS Lecuture 17 : In to the Light - C Intro
18. UC-SLS Lecture 18 : Using C to write and organize opcode bytes - Functions
19. UC-SLS Lecture 19 : Using C to map and organize our data bytes - Data Types
20. UC-SLS Lecture 20 : Using LibC to access the OS and escape the confines our process
21. UC-SLS Lecture 21 : The rest of LibC and other libraries
22. SLS Lecture 22 : Topics
23. SLS Lecture 23 : Topics
24. SLS Lecture 24 : Topics
25. SLS Lecture 25 : Topics

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